Is Ram and Shyam singular or plural?

Hence the correct answer is : Ram and Shyam go to school. Ram and Shyam go to school is correct because when two singular subjects are joined by ‘and’, they form a pair and take the plural verb.

What is the correct replacing word for Ram and Shyam?

Now looking at above combinations , ‘They’ stands for Ram and Shyam. Hence the correct answer is : Ram and Shyam go to school.

Are Ram and Shyam friends?

Both live in the same colony and work in the same company. They both use their cars to go to office which runs on petrol. As a common friend of both which of these is the best advise you will give to them to save petrol. …

When should I use are in a sentence?

When deciding whether to use is or are, look at whether the noun is plural or singular. If the noun is singular, use is. If it is plural or there is more than one noun, use are. The cat is eating all of his food.

Is you a singular or plural?

You is always definite even when it is not specific. Semantically, you is both singular and plural, though syntactically it is always plural: it always takes a verb form that originally marked the word as plural, (i.e. you are, in common with we are and they are).

Is one of you or are one of you?

‘One’ is the subject and it is singular, therefore the verb must be ‘is’. The partitive “of you” seems to be what people mistake for the subject.

Which one is correct – RAM and Shyam go to school?

Off course the 2nd ond is correct …Ram and Shyam go to school is correct because when two singular subjects are joined by ‘and’, they form a pair and take the plural verb. The second sentence is correct. “ ram and shyam daily goes to school “.

Should Shyam be before or after the pronoun?

For some reason having to do with style, pronouns usually follow proper nouns, so Shyam should always appear before the pronoun. I is the subject case. me is the object case, direct and indirect.

Which sentence is grammatically correct Ram goes to school?

Had you used ‘as well as’ or ‘along with’ as a connector then grammatically correct sentence would be Ram as well as Shyam goes to school. This is because ‘as well as’ is not as strong as ‘and’ in its meaning and therefore the verb has to agree with only ‘Ram’ which makes it (verb) singular i.e. ‘goes’.

Which is correct RAM or Ram goes?

(We use “goes” here as the subject “Ram” is Third Person Singular”) Second one is correct as the sentence involves more than one entity/person in the talk.